Colour Disclaimer
Understanding fabric dye batches & digital display variations
Garment Colour & Fabric Notice
1. Studio Lighting vs. Real-World Shade
At Sarah's Wardrobes, all garment photography is conducted in professional studio environments under high-definition natural and balanced lighting. While we endeavor to showcase the true essence, tone, and sheen of every fabric (such as Premium Nida, Korean Silk, Chiffon, Velvet, and Satin), actual garment colors may appear slightly richer, softer, or darker when viewed in indoor lighting or under direct sunlight.
2. Monitor & Mobile Screen Calibration
Different digital devices (smartphones, laptops, desktop monitors, and OLED panels) utilize distinct color profile calibrations (sRGB, DCI-P3, brightness levels, TrueTone, and Night Light filters). Consequently, the color tone rendered on your personal screen may vary slightly from the physical garment delivered to your doorstep.
3. Hand-Dyeing & Fabric Lot Variations
Because many of our modest attire pieces are produced in limited boutique quantities, subtle shade differences (up to 5-10%) may naturally occur between distinct textile dye batches (dye lots). This inherent characteristic adds unique charm to handcrafted apparel.
4. Embroidery & Embellishment Highlights
Thread work, zari embroidery, beadwork, and metallic accent colors may reflect light dynamically depending on movement and angle. These reflections are normal and expected attributes of high-end modest couture.